Will this take off dye transfer from blue jeans on light car interior?
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Hi Caroline,Our product should remove blue jean dye. That being said, we always suggest testing on a small discreet area first. The amount it takes off will depend on the length of time it has been on there and the type of leather. To get the best results, we suggest the following:Apply the product, let it sit overnight and then blot/rub after 24 hoursRepeat as necessaryPremium Leather Cleaner & Conditioner has no harsh chemicals so it may take a few treatments to reach the deepest dye.As always, we offer a 100% money back guarantee....if you are not completely satisfied...we will refund your money!Thanks! Hi Caroline,Our product should remove blue jean dye. That being said, we always suggest testing on a small discreet area first. The amount it takes off will depend on the length of time it has been on there and the type of leather. To get the best results, we suggest the following:Apply the product, let it sit overnight and then blot/rub after 24 hoursRepeat as necessaryPremium Leather Cleaner & Conditioner has no harsh chemicals so it may take a few treatments to reach the deepest dye.As always, we offer a 100% money back guarantee....if you are not completely... » Read More Hi Caroline,Our product should remove blue jean dye. That being said, we always suggest testing on a small discreet area first. The amount it takes off will depend on the length of time it has been on there and the type of leather. To get the best results, we suggest the following:Apply the product, let it sit overnight and then blot/rub after 24 hoursRepeat as necessaryPremium Leather Cleaner & Conditioner has no harsh chemicals so it may take a few treatments to reach the deepest dye.As always, we offer a 100% money back guarantee....if you are not completely satisfied...we will refund your money!Thanks! « Show Less
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This would not be your best choice for dyeing blue jeans. This product is designed to add a slight tint of blue to white cloth. If used in excess or applied directly to the cloth, it produces a light blue stain, but would not produce a dark blue color you are probably looking for.I would recommend using an Indigo dye, or Dylon Permanent Fabric Dye (which is available from Amazon). I think you will have much better success with these products.
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No not exactly, it will get rid of most of the color, but will leave it burnished reddish blonde
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I think it is worth a try - it will not effect the fabric. You may have to follow up with an oder remover, like Fabreze for cars, but this product does get rid of the odors associated with the stain.
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Depending on spray pattern it will take paint off a car wheel. But it was totally my fault. I was trying to get tar off and before I knew it I was down to bare metal. :(
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No! Allyou need is a little elbow grease. I had ink spots on my car seat where a pen drained from the sun. Mr. Leather cleaned it all up. Mind you, the car wash did not get it off. After I used Mr. Leather, I took my car back to the car wash and they will be getting it too!!!
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Yes. I used it on my new off-white mercedes seats to protect from dog and to protect from dye that comes off of belts and denim. Once you get stains from belts and denim it is hard to get rid of. Use the cleaner in this line first if you have those stains, then use protection cream or "ink block" from this line (protection cream and ink block area Identical products as near as I can tell, have used both). A perfect combination. A little goes a long way.
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Hi Bo, Yes, it definitely will work for your light colored leather car seats and add longevity. We do recommend that you do a small patch test first to ensure that the results are to your liking.Regards,AJ - Leather Nova
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It very well might and it's worth a try. I haven't had trouble with it removing color from carpets or other fabric, but spot test first and then go for it.
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Have not tried it for that. My guess is that it probably won't. We use it mostly for oil and grease stains and other similar things. Maybe "Goof off" or lighter fluid will work.
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If you're wearing really dark wash raw denim, it's going to transfer regardless. The Scotchgard will make it easier to wash out, however. I've had this problem too.
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It will on some but you have to be careful because there are two types of plastic. The 1st type is the color is molded in the color right into the plastic and that's no problem. The second is the plastic is dyed the interior color and that you have to be careful cause the Novus will take the dye right off. So try it on a piece that is out of the way so if the dye comessage off it's in a spot you won't see. And the stuff works great on clear plastic like the dasH cluster. Good luck! Big Steve
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It has worked for me on some microfiber clothing. I even use this as a stain remover for certain types of stains.
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Yes it does prevent staining from clothes. We were having the same problem also from beige leather seats. Our denim jeans were staining the seats. It stopped it completely. We are very happy with this product.
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This product may work....not sure. I used color remover RIT due to a burgundy fabric bleed and it worked great. It is a stain removal issue...not actually a color problem. Also I did use a stovetop hot water method which made a difference for my problem. It may be a question for a reputable dry cleaner to see what they can do. Or google....possibly white vinegar or some other natural method may work because of silk being natural fiber. Depends on the quality of fabric and how long the stain has been there.
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It will somewhat. But a suede cleaner will take more of the body oil based stains out. And after it's cleaned, make sure you use a suede protector spray on it to prevent future stains
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I don't think it will work! Red is a strong dye and the color remover states it won't work on synthetic fabrics. I thought I could change a royal blue hoodie to just a lighter color - it had some synthetic polyester fabric in it, but it was mostly cotton. It turned the most ugly color of orange you have ever seen in your life. It's seriously not worth your money, time, or frustration to use this product. I'm not sure what it works on, but nothing I've tried it on has worked... especially if there's some synthetic fabric lurking in the material.